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Post by Old26 on Dec 22, 2014 21:23:45 GMT -6
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Post by ickes on Dec 22, 2014 21:54:20 GMT -6
lol....wow.
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Post by Old26 on Dec 22, 2014 21:54:59 GMT -6
Right? I've seen some of this in Silverlake and NoHo. Cracks me up!
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Post by ickes on Dec 22, 2014 21:58:54 GMT -6
I honestly don't think I've seen any of this in Phoenix, at least not where I'm from, currently am, or have ever been..lol.
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Post by jeffrx on Dec 22, 2014 22:10:16 GMT -6
I think I saw a few of those guys on the Denimbro site.
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Post by Winterland on Dec 22, 2014 23:39:46 GMT -6
Ok I went to check out this sight and the big G shows up. Funny. Minneapolis has it's share. Nothing too outrageous though. I do like the old style mustache/beard look and vintage period clothing which were shown in a few of the pictures. Not really hipster.  |
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Post by Old26 on Dec 23, 2014 10:08:23 GMT -6
Ok I went to check out this sight and the big G shows up. Funny. Minneapolis has it's share. Nothing too outrageous though. I do like the old style mustache/beard look and vintage period clothing which were shown in a few of the pictures. Not really hipster. That's cookies and ad-tracking. You visit Gustin, so it puts those on your pages. Use an ad-blocker. Gets rid of the stalker sh*t. |
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Post by unnamed on Dec 23, 2014 12:17:01 GMT -6
Hahhaahahahahahahahhahaahhahah.....   |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 23, 2014 12:19:36 GMT -6
Do hipsters really drink PBR?
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Post by Old26 on Dec 23, 2014 12:23:45 GMT -6
Do hipsters really drink PBR? Sadly, yes. They've ruined one of my favorite beers...  |
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Post by bugula on Dec 23, 2014 12:29:53 GMT -6
Do hipsters really drink PBR? i think it's listed as part of the definition for a modern hipster. thankfully it's the one thing keeping me from being called one.  |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 23, 2014 12:34:32 GMT -6
I thought it was okay but around here it was always considered the choice of rednecks. Funny how things change.
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Post by exophobe on Dec 23, 2014 14:52:28 GMT -6
Do hipsters really drink PBR? Sadly, yes. They've ruined one of my favorite beers... You can't blame hipsters for the awfulness that is PBR. |
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Post by ickes on Dec 23, 2014 15:30:06 GMT -6
there's a handful of bars around Phx that sell PBR on tap. The first time I saw it I was like wtf?..lol...but some guys swear by that shit.
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Post by bugula on Dec 23, 2014 15:40:21 GMT -6
I thought it was okay but around here it was always considered the choice of rednecks. Funny how things change. i believe it has something to do with irony in their world. |
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Post by brentkuz on Dec 23, 2014 20:24:11 GMT -6
What is up with people taking pictures of their food? I don't even like taking photos of myself.
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Post by stinky on Dec 23, 2014 20:27:29 GMT -6
What is up with people taking pictures of their food? I don't even like taking photos of myself. If you really think about it, taking a picture of your food is kind of like taking a picture of yourself. |
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Post by Mattbert on Dec 23, 2014 21:18:21 GMT -6
What is up with people taking pictures of their food? I don't even like taking photos of myself. If you really think about it, taking a picture of your food is kind of like taking a picture of yourself. Just like the old saying goes, "You are what you photograph yourself eating." |
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Post by efrenlopez on Dec 25, 2014 21:37:32 GMT -6
Do hipsters really drink PBR? Sadly, yes. They've ruined one of my favorite beers... PBR is already way out of style now. We can have it back now. Hipsters are too busy drinking pumpkin jalapeño flavored stouts. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 25, 2014 22:18:02 GMT -6
Sadly, yes. They've ruined one of my favorite beers... PBR is already way out of style now. We can have it back now. Hipsters are too busy drinking pumpkin jalapeño flavored stouts. PBR is my beer of choice at the bowling alleys and bowling alleys only. |
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Post by julian on Dec 26, 2014 4:54:44 GMT -6
Before I first went out to Portland, I'd never even heard of PBR. You can get hold of imported cans of the stuff over here (with some difficulty) but I've never seen it on draught anywhere in the UK - although I'd imagine by now that some hipster bars in London might have it, for the megalolz, naturally.
Same with Miller High Life and Rainier beer (which I think are similar products).
The funny thing is, I actually quite like them all when in the right mood. To me, they're almost like a refreshing soft drink but with a slight beer-tinged flavour to them. Much as I love my real ale, it doesn't really work for me on hot summer's afternoon... in the same way I almost never drink cold lager during the autumn/winter months.
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Post by gaseousclay on Dec 26, 2014 8:19:40 GMT -6
Ok I went to check out this sight and the big G shows up. Funny. Minneapolis has it's share. Nothing too outrageous though. I do like the old style mustache/beard look and vintage period clothing which were shown in a few of the pictures. Not really hipster. Minneapolis has an abundance of hipsters -- just go to Uptown. I can't walk down the street without running into one. |
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Post by Winterland on Dec 26, 2014 16:53:11 GMT -6
Before I first went out to Portland, I'd never even heard of PBR. You can get hold of imported cans of the stuff over here (with some difficulty) but I've never seen it on draught anywhere in the UK - although I'd imagine by now that some hipster bars in London might have it, for the megalolz, naturally. Same with Miller High Life and Rainier beer (which I think are similar products). The funny thing is, I actually quite like them all when in the right mood. To me, they're almost like a refreshing soft drink but with a slight beer-tinged flavour to them. Much as I love my real ale, it doesn't really work for me on hot summer's afternoon... in the same way I almost never drink cold lager during the autumn/winter months. Yes American domestic beer, those are the beers our US grandpas use to drink. Depending on what region of the US you were in, I remember Grain Belt, PBR, Budweiser, Olympia, Hamms, Black Label etc. I drank many of these and Miller in my younger days also. All the craft beers weren't around back then. I am with you on liking a lighter beer in the summer. I am not a hoppy beer guy anyways. The only thing I avoid is the real cheap beer, Icehouse, Natural Light etc. Never been able to drink them unless I was real desperate. If I have a choice I like Blue Moon and made in Minnesota, Grain Belt Nordeast, Summit Pilsner and from Canada, Moose Head as summer beers. Like the chocolate and creme stouts and ales in the winter. Guinness too. |
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Post by Winterland on Dec 26, 2014 17:04:46 GMT -6
Ok I went to check out this sight and the big G shows up. Funny. Minneapolis has it's share. Nothing too outrageous though. I do like the old style mustache/beard look and vintage period clothing which were shown in a few of the pictures. Not really hipster. Minneapolis has an abundance of hipsters -- just go to Uptown. I can't walk down the street without running into one. Yes that would be the main hangout. Lived there about 4 years and then it was more grunge, rockers and punks. Unfortunately now the area is getting over commercialized. The smaller cool record/music/clothes stores are getting priced out. Bars and restaurants too. I still have hope when I go there now and see a nice mohawk and Dr Martens. |
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Post by Old26 on Dec 27, 2014 11:35:51 GMT -6
Before I first went out to Portland, I'd never even heard of PBR. You can get hold of imported cans of the stuff over here (with some difficulty) but I've never seen it on draught anywhere in the UK - although I'd imagine by now that some hipster bars in London might have it, for the megalolz, naturally. Same with Miller High Life and Rainier beer (which I think are similar products). The funny thing is, I actually quite like them all when in the right mood. To me, they're almost like a refreshing soft drink but with a slight beer-tinged flavour to them. Much as I love my real ale, it doesn't really work for me on hot summer's afternoon... in the same way I almost never drink cold lager during the autumn/winter months. Those beers are "working man's beers". Best for hot summer days when you're not wanting to be weighed down by a heavier beer. Add to that list: Rolling Rock, Olympia: RIP from my youth - Genesee, Iron City (Pittsburgh). Beers are situation dependent for me. Match the beer to the event and you'll be a happy drunk. |
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